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10155 Johnston Rd, Bldg. 778

The Fort Belvoir Outdoor Recreation Program offers a long list of outdoor recreation equipment for rent at modest per-day rates. This is your one-stop rental facility for all your recreation needs.The outdoor equipment rental shop can supply you with gear for both winter and summer seasons.

Rent the Rustic Cabin!

Outdoor Recreation offers equipment issue and a variety of programs such as hiking groups, hunting, archery, fishing and special day trips throughout the year.

Outdoor Recreation is home to an RV Travel Camp available for a day, weekend, or week-long getaways and also has various parks and pavilions available for rent for family picnics or large gatherings.

Outdoor Recreation has added to the ice, bait and ice cream resale items, and has begun selling a new array of snacks and beverages for Tompkins basin patrons to enjoy. Come on down and visit the new space!

*Water Boat Rentals include Paddle and PFD. Advance reservations are time block specific. All time blocks start on the hour. A late fee of 2 hours is applied to returns later than the designated time. Weekly rentals require deposits of $100.

All Equipment Reservations must be made in person with full payment at Outdoor Recreation. Reservations are not guaranteed without full payment. Customers are required to load and unload all equipment. Deposits are paid at time of reservation. No cash or check deposits. Deposits will only be returned if equipment is returned on time and in clean operating condition. All deposits must be requested on the date of return. Cancellations must be made 7 days prior to reservation start.

Parks and Pavilions

Large Parks

Price

Deposit

Max Capacity

Anderson

$175

$100

400

Soldier Statesmen

$150

$100

250

Castle Park (Exclusive Use)

$200

$100

250

Pavilions

Price

Deposit

Max Capacity

Castle

$85

$50

75

Osprey

$35

$25

50

Eagle

$35

$25

50

All Reservations must be made in person at Outdoor Recreation. Reservations are not guaranteed without full payment. Cancellations must be made at least 7 days prior to date of reservation for a full refund. Refunds will not be granted for inclement weather. Cleaning Deposits will only be refunded if the park is cleaned after use. All Cleaning Deposits must be made by credit card; no cash or check deposits will be accepted.

One four Point Outdoor Broad head Practice Range with 20 and 30 yard lines

Archery Center Prices

Youth

Adult

2 Hour Pass

$3

$3

4 Hour Pass

$5

$5

Annual Pass (Indoor/Outdoor Range Only)

$25

$50

Annual Pass (All 4 Ranges)

$45

$85

Fishing

Fishing is authorized on Fort Belvoir at specific locations.Those wishing to fish must register online at iSportsman, there you will find the policies, fishing locations, how to check-in/out of an area, and to purchase permits.

Fishing License requirements for Fort Belvoir:

Ages 16 and above require a Virginia State Freshwater fishing license and a Fort Belvoir Fishing Permit. Virginia Licenses are available at all local Walmarts, the Fort Belvoir Exchange and online.

Fort Belvoir Permits are available online through iSportsman.First time users must first create an account, only then will permits be available.Permits are available for 1 and 3 day visits, as well as an annual permit.For more information contact Outdoor Recreation at +1 (703)805-3081 or the Conservation Branch at +1 (703)805-3969.

Hunting

Fort Belvoir is now using the iSportsman software program to register all hunters as well as manage hunting areas, waterfowl blinds, check-ins/outs, and game harvest information.

Hunters must first register by creating an account which can be utilized at all installations that are using iSportsman!The software then allows all users to access hunting via the website, telephone, or smartphone.The policy regarding the upcoming hunting season is currently being drafted and will be made available shortly on the iSportsman and Outdoor Rec website.

For those wishing to bowhunt, qualifications will be conducted at Outdoor Recreation, after successful qualification, hunters accounts will then be validated by staff, which will then allow hunters to purchase permits (when available).

For those wishing to waterfowl hunt, once registration is complete, hunters will be able to purchase permits (when available).

As the program and software progresses, all users will receive email notifications for updates, status, and any instructions necessary.

The Fort Belvoir Natural Resources Branch and Outdoor Recreation Department want to thank you for your patience and cooperation as we transition into this new program.

Additional Information

Bowhunting Required Documentation: To be eligible to hunt on Fort Belvoir, Hunters must provide Outdoor Recreation with proof of their Hunters Education certification (accepted from any state) as well as an International Bowhunters Education Program (IBEP) certificate.

Hunter's Education and IBEP classes are offered at Outdoor Recreation.

Watercraft launching is authorized on Fort Belvoir at specific locations.Those wishing to launch personal watercraft of any kind must first register online at iSportsman, there you will find the policies, launch locations, how to check-in/out of an area, and to purchase permits.

Permits and check-in/out procedures are not required by those who rent watercraft from Outdoor Recreation.

Permits are available for 1 day visits, as well as an annual permit.For more information contact Outdoor Recreation at 703-805-3081 or the Conservation Branch at 703-805-3969.

Travel Camp and Lodging

There are 52 fully loaded 40 foot RV camping spaces available at theTravel Camp. Each camp site has a picnic table, fire ring for grilling and campfires and a stunning view of the Potomac River. Castle Park, two fishing piers and Accotink Wildlife Refuge hiking trails are all within walking distance from the campground. Outdoor Recreation offers additional services to include: firewood, bait, ice, ice cream, equipment rental, hunting, fishing, hiking, biking and boating.

Firewood. Campers are not permitted to bring firewood to use at the ODR campsites. Firewood brought from other locations might transmit insects that are deadly to our trees.

Important Information to know about Primitive Camping Sites

A maximum of two tents will be allowed per site.

These are primitive campsites. There is no water or electricity.

There is no overnight access to indoor restrooms on site. There is a porta-potty available within walking distance of the camp sites. Also all guests may use the 24 hour restrooms, showers and laundry facility at the Travel Camp, approximately .7 miles.

There is no vehicle access to the sites. Campers must pack-in and pack-out any camping equipment and trash. Outdoor Recreation offers all-terrain carts for campers, by request, to assist in transporting camping equipment from the parking area to the sites.

Parking is located at the end of Johnston Road, near the kayak and canoe racks.

Rules

Campers are responsible for cleaning the campsite area and taking all trash from the campsite and depositing it in the dumpster, located in the Outdoor Recreation parking lot closest to the Dog Park. Do not leave trash at the site. There are plenty of animals that would appreciate it but other campers would not!

Vehicles are not permitted on the grass for any reason or at any time. Campers must pack-in and pack-out everything.

Dogs must be on leash at all times and owners must clean up after them.

Campers are not allowed to bring firewood to use at the ODR campsites. Firewood brought from other locations might transmit insects that are deadly to our trees.

Cancellations or changes must be made 2 days prior to the day of check-in to receive a full refund. No refunds will be made due to inclement weather.

The sponsor is responsible for the conduct of their dependents and guests. Guests and children under the age of 12 should not be left unattended.

Management reserves the right to relocate or change reserved sites at any time.

Respect other campers’ privacy—do not crowd or walk through other campsites.Site or Group parties are not authorized.

There is not any swimming or wading allowed on the shores of Fort Belvoir.

The discharge of firearms or fireworks is prohibited at all times.

Open fires are only permitted in fire rings and BBQ grills and patrons must be present at all times.Fire rings may not be moved.Gathering of wood on Fort Belvoir is prohibited. The limbs on the ground serve as an ecological function in our unimproved areas.Campers must clean out their fire ring prior to checkout.

Golf Carts, ATV’S, and any motorized vehicle that are not licensed are NOT permitted on Fort Belvoir or in the campground per Fort Belvoir Regulation, 190-1.

Respect our environment - hanging of clothes or anything else on trees as well as climbing on trees is prohibited.Please do not feed any wild animals.Bothersome animals should be reported.

If you bring your pet(s), the pet(s) must be kept on a leash at all times, and pet waste must be picked up and deposited in waste enclosures or dog waste stations located throughout the camp.Also, pets must not be tied up outside or left unattended in or around vehicles.

When fishing all Virginia State rules, regulations, and guidelines must be followed. For More information visit www.dgif.com.

Outdoor Recreation, the Travel Camp, DFMWR, and the Army assume no responsibility for damaged, lost, or stolen personal property during a camper’s stay.

Abuse of the campsites and grounds will result in removal of parties concerned.Individuals will be held responsible for any damages or loss that is caused by negligence, willful misconduct, or fraud.And refunds will not be processed.

Contact Romel Voellm

10155 Johnston Rd.

Department of the Army initiative, by executive order (Execution Order09-019) to provide high-adventure outdoor recreation programs as part of team building and the Army’s holistic approach to RESET.

Warrior Adventure Quest is a free resiliency training for Army units. All units are now eligible for participation. Non-deploying units can attend once every two years while units who are 120 days prior to deployment or 120 days after deployment can attend during that time frame.

Helps strengthen Soldiers resiliency and builds strong bonds that will last throughout deployment (pre deployment).

Mitigates common high risk behaviors (post deployment).

Activities Include:

White Water Rafting.

Winter Tubing.

Skiing/Snowboarding.

Fishing Excursions.

Paintball.

To inquire about WAQ for your unit call Romel Voellm at +1 (703)805-3081 or send an email by clicking "Email Us" above.